2 Years On
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2 Years On
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One year, two years, time goes by
People laugh and people cry
Every morning the clock strikes eight
I go to work. I close the gate
And on my way, I sing a song
About my wife, where I belong
If the clouds get together
And talk about the weather
If it's rain they anticipate
Baby, make no mistake
Yes the storm will break
But never me, you see
Two years on
Two years on
But only you can see me
Only you can see me
For what I've got
Sir Lancelot
Was just a dream
And I am not
For I am he
With something more
It's you and I
Reality
If the clouds get together
And talk about the weather
If it's rain they anticipate
Baby, make no mistake
Yes the storm will break
But never me, you see
Two years on
Two years on
But only you can see me
Only you can see me
Two years on
Two years on
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